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The strange invisibility of the Biden corruption story
If his opponent was anyone other than you-know-who, the media would be all over it
Melanie Phillips
5 hr
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Israeli doctors battle to save Saeeb Erekat's life
If only hateful hypocrisy were a curable disease
Melanie Phillips
Oct 18
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The horrific fate of Samuel Paty
If France doesn't act decisively against Islamic fanaticism, it faces two bleak alternatives
Melanie Phillips
Oct 18
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The BBC's problem is worse than "wokeish" bias
When it comes to its approach to Israel, it incites baseless hatred
Melanie Phillips
Oct 16
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Religious authority in the moral maze
Has the church lost it? Does it matter?
Melanie Phillips
Oct 16
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The liberal inquisitors of secular religion
Intemperate attacks on believers in public life exude a whiff of cultural panic
Melanie Phillips
Oct 15
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The UN Human Rights Council is a sick joke.
So what's new? High time to acknowledge the deeper problem beneath this farce
Melanie Phillips
Oct 14
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Time to end this culture of impunity
No wonder anti-Israel activists plot ever more brazen outrages
Melanie Phillips
Oct 13
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The wacky random subjectivity avatars
Bizarre new public roles suggest that society is losing the plot
Melanie Phillips
Oct 12
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Turning Britain and America into Salem
As the west blows up its moral values, Jews risk becoming a speck amidst the rubble
Melanie Phillips
Oct 9
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Dirty tricks in a hall of mirrors
Shouldn't explosive revelations about the "Russia collusion" claim be receiving more attention?
Melanie Phillips
Oct 8
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Leadership in a time of pandemonium
Both Boris Johnson and Donald Trump face similar challenges to their political survival
Melanie Phillips
Oct 6
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